All Episodes
- 2012: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
- 2011: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
- 2010: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
- 2009: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
January 2012
- Reuben Grinberg on the legality of Bitcoin
- Surprisingly Free's 100th Episode
- Michael Weinberg on 3D Printing
- Andrew McAfee on Digital Innovation, Employment and Productivity
December 2011
November 2011
- danah boyd on how parents help kids lie to get on Facebook
- Joseph Flatley on the new breed of survivalists
- Laura Heymann on reputation
- Johnny Ryan on the history of the Internet and its future
- Alisdair Gillespie on restricting access to the Internet
October 2011
- Adam Thierer on Internet sales tax
- Simon Chesterman on electronic intelligence surveillance
- David Robinson on rogue websites and domain seizures
- Derek Bambauer on censorship
September 2011
- Sonia Arrison on technology and longevity
- Annemarie Bridy on scaling copyright enforcement
- Tim Lee on patent reform
- Michael Nelson on digital preservation
August 2011
- Gerald Faulhaber on the economics of net neutrality
- Adam Thierer on children's privacy online
- Ryan Calo on personal robots
- David Brin on transparency and accountability
- Kembrew McLeod on copyright and hip-hop sampling
July 2011
- Woodrow Hartzog on clickwrap and browsewrap agreements
- Hal Singer on wireless competition
- Tim Harford on adapting and prospering in a complex world
- Daniel Solove on the tradeoff between privacy and security
June 2011
- Pamela Samuelson on codifying the Google Books settlement
- Ronald Rychlak on online gambling laws
- Steven Levy on how Google works
- Larry Downes on IP enforcement online
May 2011
- Konstantinos Stylianou on technological determinism and privacy
- Micah Sifry on government transparency and WikiLeaks
- Joseph Menn on the hunt for internet crime lords
- Julian Sanchez on electronic surveillance
- Jessica Litman on reclaiming copyright for readers
April 2011
- Jane Yakowitz on tragedy of the data commons
- Gavin Andresen on Bitcoin
- Rob Carlson on biological technology
- Kevin Poulsen on cyber crime
March 2011
- Mark Stevenson on his tour of the future
- Patri Friedman on seasteading
- Joseph Hall on e-voting
- Siva Vaidhyanathan on why we should worry about Google
- Jim Harper on identification systems
February 2011
- Elias Aboujaoude on our e-personalities' offline effects
- Jaron Lanier on technology and humanity
- Susan Maushart on pulling the plug
- Joseph Reagle on the culture of Wikipedia
January 2011
- Sean Lawson tempers cyber doom
- Don Norman on living with complexity
- Declan McCullagh on WikiLeaks
- Evgeny Morozov on the dark side of internet freedom
December 2010
November 2010
- Peter Thiel on the stagnation of technological innovation
- Tyler Cowen answers your questions
- Duncan Hollis on cyber security
- Joseph Isenbergh on open versus closed systems
- Tim Wu on innovation, creative destruction, and government interference
October 2010
- William Powers on taking control of our technology
- Kevin Kelly on technology evolving beyond us
- Don Tapscott on mass collaboration
- Joanne McNeil on online introversion and curation
September 2010
- Nick Bilton on how technology creatively disrupts society
- Kimberley Isbell on news aggregators
- Caren Myers Morrison on Jury 2.0
- Tim Lee on net neutrality, spectrum policy, and software patents
August 2010
- Danny Sullivan on search neutrality
- Kevin King on federalism, internet gambling, and geolocation
- Peter Sunde on Flattr
- Birgitta Jónsdóttir on the Icelandic Modern Media Initiative
- Gilbert Wondracek on the economics of online porn
July 2010
- Perry Chen on Kickstarter
- Catherine White on the Noisy Idiot Dilemma
- Eric Frank on openly-licensed textbooks
June 2010
- Tim Stevens on cyber war
- Adrian Johns on Piracy
- Clay Shirky on Cognitive Surplus
- Nicholas Carr on what the internet is doing to our brains
May 2010
- Gina Trapani and Anil Dash on Expert Labs and ThinkTank
- Adam Thierer on the future of media
- David Post on the state of the internet
- Tyler Cowen on how the internet changes everything
- Wendy Seltzer on delegated censorship, copyright, and the DMCA
April 2010
- Jerry Ellig on the National Broadband Plan
- Bruce Yandle on the rise of national TV and the spread of social regulation
- Evgeny Morozov on democracy, the limits of social networks, and cybersecurity
- James Grimmelmann on harassment, anonymity, and the Google Books settlement
March 2010
- Michael Geist on ACTA
- Nathaniel Gleicher on the Stored Communications Act and the need for reform
- Thomas Hazlett on telecommunications policy and economics
- Ethan Zuckerman on internet censorship and the limits of circumvention
- Rob Frieden on internet applications, content providers, and net neutrality
February 2010
- Daniel H. Kahn on social intermediaries, identity, and code-backed norms
- Jim Harper and Berin Szoka on privacy and Google Buzz
- Johannes Bauer on economic incentives and cyber security
- Edmund J. Walsh and Andrew J. Tibbetts on the benefits and risks of Open Source software
Jerry Brito
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